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The European Union and Cyprus: Autopsy of a successful unfinished by Meriem JAMMAL

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The European Union and Cyprus: Autopsy of a successful unfinished

by Meriem JAMMAL
University Paris IV Sorbonne - Master Challenge, Conflict, internatinal systems in modern times and contemporary

• Chapter 1. Cyprus: Geographical data
  
  
  • III An economy dominated by services
  • 1 Major industries
  • 2. Weaknesses of the Cypriot economy
  • 3. Major economic partners
• Chapter 2: Inventory of the Cyprus problem
  
  
  • I. location: asset or handicap?
  • II. Historical reminders
  • 1. The Ottoman period
  • 2. Cyprus under British tutelage
    
    
    • 2.1. Cyprus: a vital point for Britain
    • 2.2. Cyprus: A British colony
    • 2.3. Birth of the armed struggle
  • 3. Towards independence
  • 4. The Turkish invasion of Cyprus the martyr
  • 5. Cyprus: towards two states
  • 6. In search of a solution
• Chapter 2: The various protagonists of the Cyprus crisis
  
  
  • I. Great Britain
  • II. Greece
  • III. Turkey
  • IV. US-Soviet rivalry

• PART TWO: THE EUROPEAN CYPRUS QUESTION
  
  
  • Chapter 1: Why Cyprus is eligible?
    
    
    • I. Definition of European identity
    • II. The European origins of the island
    • 1. A Greco-Roman ubiquitous
    • 2. A common religion: Christianity
    • 3. British colonization
    • 4. The media landscape
    • 5. Teaching
    • 6. The economic miracle
  • Chapter 2: The European question in Cyprus
    
    
    • I. Political life in Cyprus and the European question
    • 1. Political parties
      
      
      • 1.1. The Greek Cypriot Democratic Party (Komma Dimokratiko) DIKO
    • 1.2. The Progressive Party of Workers (Komma Anorthothikon Ergazomenou Lau) Akel
    • 1.3. The gathering unit of the Democratic Centre (Enosis Eniaia Demokratika Kendrou) Edek
    • 1.4. The Democratic Rally (Dimokratikos Synagermos) Disy
    • 2. The Orthodox Church: a decisive political clout
  • Chapter 3 Cyprus in search of the EEC: a grand strategy for a small country
    
    
    • I. Relations with Great Britain: a priority
    • 1. ECE and Britain
    • 2. The impact of British membership Relations Grande-Bretagne/Chypre
    • II. The choice of the Cypriot government of the Association with the EEC
    • 1. Of the Association Agreement EEC - Cyprus customs union
      
      
      • 1.1. Context of Euro-Cypriot
      • 1.2 The Association Agreement
      • 1.3. The signing of the customs union
    • 2. The European Community: an alternative to the safety of Cyprus
• PART THREE: THE EUROPEAN POLICY VIS-A-VIS CYPRUS
  
  
  • Chapter 1.La European Community and the Cyprus crisis
    
    
    • I. Internationalization efforts of the Cyprus issue and the EEC
    • 1. The Council of Europe and the Cyprus issue in the 50
    • 2. The European Community and the 1974 crisis
    • 3. The European Community and the self proclamation of the TRNC
  • Chapter 2: The Cyprus issue and the EU between challenges and promises
    
    
    • I. The membership application
    • II. The axis Athens / London
    • 1. The role of Greece in accelerating the accession process of Cyprus
    • 2. The role of Great Britain
    • III. The candidacy of Cyprus: a headache for Europeans
    • 1. The European Union and its failure
    • 2. The prospect of Turkish membership and the veto Cyprus
• CONCLUSION
• APPENDICES
  
  
  • I. Zurich and London agreements, Cyprus on February 11, 1959
    
    
    • II. Agreement establishing an Association between the European Economic Community and the Republic of Cyprus
    • III. Speech by Harold Macmillan (London, July 31, 1961)
    • IV. Extracts of Resolution (353) of the UN following the Turkish invasion
    • V. Extracts of Resolution 573 of the Council of Europe following the Turkish invasion
    • VI. Extracts of Resolution 541de the UN following the proclamation of the TRNC
    • VII. Extracts of Resolution 974 of the Council of Europe following the proclamation of the TRNC
    • VIII. Excerpts from the decision of the Commission following the Cypriot candidacy
    • IX. European Parliament resolution (September 5, 2001)
    • VIII. Table Main economic indicators of Cyprus
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  • IX. Comparative table of Europe at 15/25
• BIBLIOGRAPHY
  
  
  • I. EU
  • 2. Articles and books
  • II / Cyprus
  • III / EUROPEAN UNION AND CYPRUS
  • IV / The European Union and Mediterranean
  • V / The Greek-Turkish relations
  • working tools
  • SELECTION OF WEBSITES